Moon Point and Peace Out mark the first two acquisitions for the veteran Canadian film producer’s newly launched distribution shingle, Indiecan Entertainment.
Canadian films were shut out of the pre-gala prize-giving, with the best Canadian feature to be awarded at a Jan. 10 dinner in Toronto.
The industry fund’s latest annual report reveals coin for 180 projects from early-stage inception to polish and packaging.
Twenty-one films make the cut for the National Screen Institute’s features and shorts development programs.
Director/producer Paul Saltzman talks about the film’s continuing impact, screening this week at the White House and his upcoming Mississippi-based project.
Monsieur Lazhar tops the Canadian box office again this week. (Free content)
The Twilight Saga: Breaking Dawn tops the list again in its third week of theatrical release. (Free content)
A total of eight films are being supported through the Theatrical Documentary Program, including Patrick Reed’s Fight Like Soldiers, Die Like Children.
Deathly Hallows: Part II from the series about “the boy who lived” takes the top-selling DVD spot again this week. (Free content)
The broadcaster responds to CAFDE’s assertion that its pay TV licence fees have declined in recent years, and refutes Alliance’s claim that it was not interested in carrying Breakaway.
The project is Nadda’s follow-up to Cairo Time, which won the best Canadian feature prize at the Toronto International Film Festival.
The non-profit organization’s president, Anita Adams, talks to Playback about securing the first round of funding for the beta launch of its VOD Canadian film project.